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'It Is Incredibly Disheartening, Insulting, and Downright Evil': Designers Accuse Shein of 'Egregious' Copyright Infringement and Racketeering
The fast-fashion site allegedly continued to sell copies of a designer's work even after being contacted about the infringement.
Bank of America Slammed With $250 Million Fine for Opening Fake Accounts, Double-Dipping Charges — Here's How to Find Out If You Qualify for Payment
At least as far back as 2012, bank employees created unauthorized credit card accounts in customers' names to boost sales and better evaluations.
Authors Are Suing OpenAI Because ChatGPT Is Too 'Accurate' — Here's What That Means
It's one of two suits filed on Wednesday — and experts believe there are more to come.
Lawsuit Alleges Pickle Brand Stole 100-Year-Old Recipe to Create Nearly Identical Product Sold in Whole Foods: 'Massive Violation of Trust'
The lawsuit claims that Patriot Pickles, which has made pickles for Wahlburgers and Whole Foods 365 brand, stole Grillo's century-old family recipe after their contract expired.
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A New Jersey Judge Posted Videos on TikTok. Now He Might Be Dismissed From the Bench.
Superior Court judge Gary N. Wilcox, 58, uploaded roughly 40 publicly available videos over two years.
Ron DeSantis Asks Judge to Dismiss Disney Lawsuit: 'Disney Grabbed Headlines By Suing the Governor'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has argued for immunity in the Disney lawsuit against him.
How AI is Changing Marketing in the Legal Industry
Marketers who work in the legal industry know that the landscape can rapidly change, and to stay ahead, one must innovate to stay relevant.
The FTC Is Suing Amazon For Allegedly Signing Up Customers For Prime Without Their Consent
The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against Amazon on Wednesday for the "company's knowing failure to address non-consensual subscriptions and cancellation trickery."
Novo Nordisk, the Maker of Ozempic, Is Suing Spas and Clinics For Allegedly Selling Knockoffs
Drugmaker Novo Nordisk has filed lawsuits in four different states across the U.S. on the grounds of false advertising, trademark infringement, and" unlawful sales" of products not approved by the FDA.
A Restaurant Owes More Than $100K for Hiring a Fake Priest to 'Get the Sins Out' and Force Workers to Fess Up to Workplace Misconduct
The fake priest allegedly asked employees if they had been late for work and stolen money from the restaurant.
'Some Crimes Defy Understanding:' Harvard Medical School Morgue Manager Accused of Selling Stolen Body Parts in $100,000 Scheme
The former morgue manager and five others were charged on Wednesday.
Former Dippin' Dots CEO Arrested While Naked After Allegedly Assaulting Girlfriend
Scott Fischer served as CEO of Dippin' Dots from 2012 until 2022.
3 Companies to Pay Over $1 Billion in Settlement Over 'Forever Chemicals' Allegedly Contaminating U.S. Water Systems
Polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known as PFAS, are nearly impossible to break down and can have serious consequences to human health and the environment.
You Could Lose Your Entire Business in a Personal Injury Claim. Here's How to Protect Yourself
As the prevalence of personal injury lawsuits grows nationally, what does this mean for small business owners? How can you be proactive as a business owner, plan ahead for the potential of accidents, and create a safe work environment? Careful planning and training can go a long way.
Airbnb Is Suing New York City Over Short-Term Rental Restrictions: 'Extreme and Oppressive'
The home-sharing and vacation rental marketplace is taking action against New York City's Local Law 18 which imposes restrictions on short-term rentals.